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Find the Best Small Business Loan Rates Near Me at First Bank

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Searching for some of the best rates and the most flexible terms for your small business doesn’t have to take forever. At First Bank, we believe you should spend more time focusing on ways to expand your small business and less time worrying about financing it.

Stop searching for “small business loan rates near me,” and start considering First Bank—where we are dedicated to meeting the financial needs of small business owners. At First Bank, we’re small enough to provide personalized service that you’d expect from your local bank and large enough to offer all the options you need to manage your finances. With more than 100 locations in North Carolina and South Carolina, it easy to find some of the best small business loan rates near you.

Small Business Loan Options at First Bank

First Bank’s loan options provide you with the financing you need in order to be successful in today’s competitive business world. Services we offer include:

  • Business Loans – Infuse your small business with an immediate lump-sum of cash. Expand your business, finance new equipment, or refinance debt quickly and easily.
  • Lines of Credit – Access cash quickly and conveniently so you can take advantage of business opportunities without having to wait.
  • Commercial Mortgages – Take advantage of our commercial real-estate specialists and get help structuring a loan that meets your needs.
  • Construction Loans – Build, expand, or remodel your business with a construction loan approved by our specialized financing team.
  • Business Credit Card With Rewards – Make purchases for your business when you need to with our Mastercard Business Card with Rewards.
  • SBA Loans – One of our SBA loan specialists can structure a loan for your small business when traditional bank financing isn’t the right fit.

Our small business banking options don’t end there. We offer checking and savings accounts, debit cards, merchant and treasury services, and much more.

Contact or visit a First Bank location to find out about our all of our business banking options, and learn more about small business loan rates near you.

Loans subject to credit approval.

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